dtujmer

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by dtujmer 7y ago
haha Uranus
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by dtujmer 7y ago
A fipple, two gonzies, a stib, borquet and tinch, and I think I also see a couple of goffels
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by dtujmer 8y ago
This blog post may be useful, it's a summary of learning strategies: https://becomingoverhuman.wordpress.com/2018/11/30/how-i-lea...
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by dtujmer 8y ago
"The last enemy that shall be destroyed is death." Well, maybe not the last one, but still an important one. Nick Bostrom has a great story describing the underlying philosophy in the fight against aging: https://nickbo
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by dtujmer 8y ago
"Once you've wrestled, everything else in life is easy." The entire experience, from the first days when I got triangled by girls half my size (choking my ego as much as choking my body), to competition days, with pressure pa
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by dtujmer 8y ago
I think Sam Harris put it like this: for free will, it doesn't even matter if reality is deterministic or random because the determinism or randomness are found at the quantum level, many levels "below" neurological free will
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by dtujmer 8y ago
That's a good strategy. What if the answer is no to both questions?
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by dtujmer 8y ago
As I understand it, AI ethical principles relate to the development of a superintelligence. Talking about unethical usage of narrow AI is like talking about the unethical usage of any other tool - there is no significant difference. The &qu
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Full time jobs and motivation(jujimufu.com)
2 points by dtujmer 8y ago|0 comments
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by dtujmer 8y ago
People get upset about relatively unimportant things. I'm pretty sure sexism exists and is bad, but this is just... not it. It's a dumb meme, that's all.
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by dtujmer 8y ago
Wow. This is honestly the best analogy I've ever seen. I still think that some particular behaviors are generally good and should be emulated (like e.g. exercise) - but even there you'll find exceptions. But taking CEO quirks and
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by dtujmer 8y ago
Why iPhone instead of Android?
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Lifestyle interventions to increase longevity(lesswrong.com)
4 points by dtujmer 8y ago|0 comments
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by dtujmer 8y ago
Don't know if this is helpful, but Derek Sivers has a giant review page of all the books he has read. Maybe wits.io competes with this by better reviews, maybe not. In any case, I'm putting this here for all interested parties: h
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by dtujmer 8y ago
I don't know if it is necessarily signalling, but I too have a dislike for this type of "reading". I think it mostly depends on the book itself - for example, you probably won't get a lot from a 15-minute summary of Göde
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Jobs that pay over $100k with the least competition(glassdoor.com)
1 points by dtujmer 8y ago|0 comments